The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-10-27
IN CITY AND COUNTY.
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Last Weeks OcearG --tces ia CITY f'f'd
County Narrated IN Condensed
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Winter Rains.
Simmons good and possuus fat.
Com shocking IS at its height with
the farmers.
1.-The circus am comin cries the
small boy.
Look out and mind which way you
point your gun!
The ,Mo-avian Synod meets in Salem
next Tuesday.
The Waughtown wagon manufacturers
report their business as looking up.
Read Messrs. Hinshaw & Meder!s.
change of advertisements in this issue
Mrs. c. P. Meroney, Of Davie county,
is visiting her son, sIr. W, r. Meroney.
Miss Jessie Gilmer, Of ut. Airy, IS Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. r. t. Joyce, in Wins
ton.
The Mt. Airy Meas lays Prof. Linebacll
and Lady, OF Salem, spent several days in
that town the past week
Judge Boykin spent several days in the
city this week holding cout-but not For
syth Superior Court, please your Honor.
Mr.. S. Z. Allen, the hardware man, is
nov conveniently quartered at the Pfohl "
Stockton store building on Main Street.
-"Prof.' MURAL, the herb doctor who
got into trouble in Winston month or two
ago, is in the city attending court this week.
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commence Il protract,d meeting at Macedo
MIA Church, Dsvie county, on next Sunday.
Prof. w. A. Blair, Of our Graded School,
favored the scholars OF Oak Ridge Institute
with all excellent address last Friday night.
The live and energetic firm of Messrs.
w. I. Carter & Co., insert 4 new advertise
ment this week, (Which every readers at
teution is especially directed.
The marriage of Mr.. PANAMA Ledford
and Miss May G. Sapp, took place at the
residence OF the brides father, near Old
Town, last Thursday, w. J. Peace, J. p,
officiating.
The depot agent is SO busy shipping
to-day that he can't find time to give THE
SENTINEL report of shipping. Sorry to
lose the report, but glad to know fieights
are so brisk.
I'VE regret to learn that Mr.. Ed. MelIer,
the courteous salesman at the confectionery
store of Mr.. D. II. King, has been confined
to home limits for several days past, on &C
count of illness.
The Neps says that Mr. Goodman, the
clever gentleman who represents the whole
sale house of Hinshaw & Medearis, Wins
ton, was in Sit. Airy recently and sold the
merchants lots of COOS 8.
Very few cases OF any Importance have
been tried at court up to the hour Of going
to press, though Judge Gilmer is dispatch
ing business in his usual rapid manner. Mr..
Charles Reynolds is foreman of the grand
jury.
up to day Of going to press we have
only four gentle hen Of the legal fraternity
visiting from distance. Thy are Messrs.
H. r. Scott, of Reiisville; \. H. Joyce, OF
Danbury; Judge Boykin, OF Clinton. and
John Dobson, of Rockford.
Report says man named Boss Newsom
was bit by mad dog in Waughtown last
week, but we learn from Mr.. H. T Jenkins,
foreman in Mr.. John Spach's wagon shop,
that he made the dog mad before he was bit.
Thus ends the mad dog scare
We are informed that Dr. Edward
Rondthaler will deliver an address on the
anniversary OCCASION Of the Temperance
Reform Club. in this city, early in NoveIn-
Der. The exact date viii be made known
through these columns in dr. ,ncn
Judge Gilner's charge to the jury at
Forsyth Court, this week, was like the man
strong forcible and honest, and THE SENTI-
MEL, after hearing him, didn't wonder that
some people land good many of them
too) wanted him to be our next Governor.
Mr.. James A. Gray's elegant mansion
is completed and viii be occupied within a
few days. 1t Is one of the handsop1est resi-
dences in the State and is a credit to Wins
ton. What is especially noteworthy abou
it is that it i. built, as far as possible, from
North Carolina material
notwithstanding the pitter pa.ter o
the rain, the town is crowded with people
from distance, many Of them bringing to
bacco, apples and chestnuts to market Our
trade in all lines is brisk, the merchants are
busy and the warehouses have a good pat
ronage. Tobacco is selling for good prices.
Solicitor Tom Settle has made himsel
as a lawyer in a wonderfully short tim,
Elected when boy, he has stepped un
shrinkingly into all the arduous duties o
his Office and acquitted himself like man
Ifthe Republicans had more men in Mort
Carolina like Tom Settle they would stan
better showing.
Winston-Salem lead wherever they g,
Now it is in horse flesh, at the CHAMBERLAIN
Fair. Listen to what the Observer says
"Mr. Barham, of Winston, who has a lot o
horses here, has one that draws a crow,
He weighs over 800 pounds, and is
hands high. Like the town of Wirstol
he has grown"
Mr.. Rufus Harmon, of Kernersvillt
not only kills turkeys but hawks too, sa,
the Neps. He has called up and killed !
hawks in one small piece of woods tn
year. The strange part of the matter is Il
imitation of large owl in the day time wi
bring every hawk and craR in hearing, ne,
enough to get a shot at them.
-Barrett's advertising circus car was i
the the city Tuesday, and since then, bar
doors, fences and sign boards have assume
new interest for many, and the small be
Will henri, 1T n,nca To nnor,nrz,iao 60 nc h,